hey i went into the bios and wrote down all the values fot the mch ref and the cpu ref voltage settings fot vtt voltage value of 1.20 to 1.30 and tried to make a little chart to correspond with ET6 values.its basicly two values lower and two values higher than the default 0.760.hope it helps out the new people.also let me know if i made any mistakes.the middle column will always be 0.760 in ET6.so for instance,if you use vtt of 1.24 and then set 0.785 this will show up ing ET6 as 0.760.but if you want 0.785 in ET6 you would set 0.810 using vtt of 1.24.for a vtt of 1.30 and you want a cpu ref that shows up in ET6 of 0.785 then in bios you would set 0.848.its kind of a quick cheatsheet.
ValueET6 0.730 / 0.745 / 0.760 \ 0.785 \ 0.800
vtt 1.20 0.730 / 0.745 / 0.760 \ 0.785 \ 0.800
vtt 1.22 0.742 / 0.757 / 0.772 \ 0.797 \ 0.812
vtt 1.24 0.755 / 0.770 / 0.785 \ 0.810 \ 0.825 CPU reference value in bios
vtt 1.26 0.768 / 0.783 / 0.798 \ 0.823 \ 0.838
vtt 1.28 0.780 / 0.795 / 0.810 \ 0.838 \ 0.850
vtt 1.30 0.793 / 0.808 / 0.823 \ 0.848 \ 0.863
vtt 1.20 0.720 / 0.740 / 0.760 \ 0.800 \ 0.840
vtt 1.22 0.732 / 0.752 / 0.772 \ 0.812 \ 0.852
vtt 1.24 0.745 / 0.765 / 0.785 \ 0.825 \ 0.865 MCH reference value in bios
vtt 1.26 0.758 / 0.778 / 0.798 \ 0.838 \ 0.878
vtt 1.28 0.770 / 0.790 / 0.810 \ 0.850 \ 0.890
vtt 1.30 0.783 / 0.803 / 0.823 \ 0.863 \ 0.903
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